Sentence examples for I recognise your from inspiring English sources

I went to rent a car the other day, and the lady putting in my name said: 'Have you rented from us before?' I said: 'No, I don't think so.' She said: 'Well, I recognise your name.' I said: 'Well, I'm not sure.' And she said: 'No, I definitely recognise you.' And I said: 'I think it's from something else, I don't know …' I couldn't find it in me to say what I did.

"I recognise your watch".

But I recognise your humanity now.

It is surprising that many educated and worldly members of Arab society believe strongly in this principle of conspiracy, which puts more limits on progress and improvement.Amin Kawar Amman, Jordan* SIR - I recognised your cover photo of Salim bin Kabina, which was taken by Wilfred Thesiger during his travels in the Rub al Khali (the Empty Quarter) in Saudi Arabia in the 1940s and early 1950s.

Of course, she never arrives and we are left with Sinatra searching the throng of arrivals repeating "and I know for sure I'd recognise your face" as the expectant music fades into nothing.

(CHM2Dual) We have seven GP surgeries looking after our residents…well sometimes I'll pick up the phone and I'll speak to a GP, I don't recognise your name doctor, are you new there?

We have seven GP surgeries looking after our residents…well sometimes I'll pick up the phone and I'll speak to a GP, I don't recognise your name doctor, are you new there?

I won't recognise your feelings of intrusion, because I won't recognise that there's anything to intrude upon.

If you recognise your name, please drop me a line so I know you haven't left us for good!

I recognise, however, your nuanced portrait of the complexities of African countries.

"When I meet people in the street and they say 'Oh, I recognise you, your lot got me that job.